Heldkeys answers one question: if a prompt injection hijacked the AI agent running here, which credentials could it use? It lists them for your terminal, the agent's sandbox or the CI job, without printing a single secret.
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Run it in the terminal, inside the agent's sandbox, or in CI to see which credentials are in reach there.
It flags risky AI agent steps in GitHub workflows.
The README is explicit that it never prints secrets, and the project carries a badge saying so.
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